 Nicholas Lyndhurst has joined the fold (Picture: Paramount+) Loyal viewers didn't need the tagline to tell us that 'Frasier is back and he's basically the same', as the good doctor did that himself, scoffing at his son's alcohol choices and banning him from sitting on the sofa 'in jeans'. True to form, the clip ended with the character very quickly contradicting himself when it turned to his love life, as he proudly announced: 'For the first time in my life, I can say that Frasier Crane wants for nothing.' However, after being told that there was scope for a potential romance, he swiftly changed his tune, adding: 'I can be ready in five minutes.' It's like he never left… Frasier has been trying to forge a relationship with his son Freddy (Picture: Paramount+) Ahead of next month's premiere, fans rushed to discuss the footage on social media, with many questioning whether the magic that made the original series so popular was missing from the trailer. 'The jokes, from what little are in the trailer, feel like someone doing an imitation of Frasier, rather){kind=link}
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The first trailer for the Frasier reboot has landed, and fans have been left seriously divided.
Kelsey Grammer has reprised his role in the revival of the acclaimed sitcom, which is landing on Paramount+ on October 12.
He will be joined by a mostly new cast, including Only Fools and Horses icon Nicholas Lyndhurst as his pal Alan, and Jack Cutmore-Scott – who joined the fold as his son, Freddy.